DIALOGUE through a COSMOGRAM

In 2026, a new series entitled “Dialogue through a Cosmogram” will begin.
It starts from a simple idea: some pictograms seem to form a coherent whole.
If we consider that not all crop circles are of human origin, then it becomes logical to look for a structure, a guiding thread, rather than analysing them one by one. Mine is clear: the Sun.
The series will offer a progressive decoding, focused on themes linked to the cosmos – that is, the astronomy and astrophysics of our star.
These are fields that solar specialists may find interesting, because this approach, although very different from the academic framework, provides a headlamp to explore a dark zone, little studied and probably neglected for a long time to come for lack of institutional interest.
Even so, the dossier will remain accessible to everyone. Each step will be explained in simple terms, to make the reasoning easier to follow, even without prior scientific knowledge.

We can allow ourselves to study this phenomenon in a rigorous way, even without being astrophysicists or academics, because there is, to this day, no academic discipline devoted to crop circles.
This is also the moment when a personal observation is worth recalling. In the early years of the site, a statistics tool called E-Stat made it possible to identify where connections were coming from. To my surprise, a significant number of visits originated from institutional servers and research centres. The connections were made from within their internal networks, which at the time left an identifiable trace.
This finding encouraged me to continue. The subject was clearly taboo on the surface, yet closely followed behind the scenes. It was not just a handful of isolated curious visitors, but a genuine, recurring interest emerging from the scientific world. Logically, this new series should be of interest to them once again.
An important point will emerge over the course of the work, and it is one of the most intriguing. When these patterns are grouped and read in the right order, some of the data appear to anticipate real astronomical or astrophysical events.
This amounts to considering that these formations may contain invisible data, a discreet, structured writing system of which, until now, we have only perceived the surface.
This phenomenon is not presented as a warning, nor as a message of danger. It simply steps away from the anxiety-inducing narratives that have long dominated public discourse on crop circles, including at times some of my own work.
No – here, it is something else: a calm, methodical demonstration that some form of intelligence or consciousness – it is difficult to choose between the two – might be able to perceive certain events linked to solar activity in advance. In other words, to offer a glimpse of the future with surprising precision.
The potential of this idea will be explored cautiously, step by step, throughout 2026.

The pages may be opened to those who wish to contribute or suggest additional lines of enquiry via an email address. This address will remain confidential and will only be used within the specific framework of this dossier. There is no mailing list associated with this project and no dedicated space on social networks, because the exchange must remain confidential. And since anyone can, if they wish, create a specific anonymous address for this exchange, it will be possible to work “the old-fashioned way”, without exposing oneself publicly.
As the webmaster and manager of the site, I also state that I do not use any tracking systems. You only need to open the source code of this page to see that no tracking tools are installed. The only record that exists is an automatic counter built into the server, limited to the number of visits, the number of pages viewed, and a list of anonymised IP addresses, sometimes associated with a broad geographical area. This data is purely technical and in no way makes it possible to trace the precise origin of visitors. There is no intention on my part to know more.

The aim of this series is not to draw conclusions, but to make visible data that we have never been in the habit of noticing, and to open, at last, the possibility of a dialogue – in the form of a cosmogram – with a presence that is unidentified or not classifiable.

This work will be published via the Research & Deciphering page.